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Ok so about 3 weeks ago I was online and my computer just shut down no warning nothing just gone. So I got a new motherboard and prosser. AsRock 970 and a amd 8 core 8230 I think. Any ways I can not get it to even turn on. Any idea. Thanks



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Thanks GG yes ma'am tried 2 different ones and nothing



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Try everything outside the case, like leave the motherboard outside the case and everything plugged in and try turning it on, it happened to me before this is only 1 scenario 



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Yes I have still not happen



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Posted (edited)

Ok since you have no power let's start from the wall and work backwards.

 

1.Check power point for power supply. (try another device don't stick a fork in it!) :P

 

2.if it has power, check to make sure that your PSU cord/cable isn't broke by getting it tested or by trying another cord/cable (these tend to die at times). If you have a surge protector in line the check to make sure that hasn't been tripped as well.

 

3.if the wall and cord are fine, check to make sure your PSU hasn't popped a fuse or relay.

 

4. Check to make sure all connections from your PSU to the motherboard, gpu etc are correct and snug as a bug.(do not check with it plugged into wall!keep hands out till you know its def void of power)

 

5. Check to make sure your on/off switch on the pc tower is functioning correctly.

 

By all accounts if all of the above are satified then I can't find a reason why you have no power. The above covers all aspects of pc power supply.(I think...)

 

You ruled out CPU and mobo by buying new ones.

 

Hope you get it sorted! :thumbup:

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Lol cpu and mobo are new



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that happened to me i couldn't turn the computer on at a;;l and turns out that the power supply or what ever was fried, had to get a brand new one put in



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When you hit power switch are you getting any lights on the mb or just nothing at all??? if nothing all check the actuall power switch on case, but going backwards you should be able to find problem.. Good luck..



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Nothing at all. I'll get it at some point.



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well if you were close to me I would fix it! i am in east tn.



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Lol cpu and mobo are new

 

Not sure if this was in reply to my post as i acknowledged you had a new mobo and psu so it wouldn't be that. You have a power supply issue and if you don't check everything in line from your wall plug to your PSU connectors then you will have trouble sorting it out. Everything that the electricity flows through to get to your mobo needs to be checked. The hardest part of my list is checking the PC tower on/off switch and the PSU cable from the wall, you will need a multimeter for those.

 

If you are unsure of the procedure and are able to take it to a shop then all the better. Sure it costs some money but they will identify the problem quickly and get it going for you. :thumbup:



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If you have changed mobo and not reinstalled OS, it will struggle to fire up if the new mobo is different to the old one. It's the same reason you can't just transfer your old hard drive to a new computer and just fire it up. It will still be trying to boot using the old equipment.



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Lots of good info above! I would look at your case on/off switch. Should be some wires that connect from the on/off to your mobo. If that circuit looks okay...reinstall your old stuff. If that works return your mobo. If the old stuff dosn't work they you are missing a connection somewhere. Search around for any and all unconnected wiring.

One other thing...just to clear this up...when you say nothing happen...that tells me/us there is no fans, no lights, no beeps...nothing. A fan/light or beep is a whole different situation.

Keep us updated.

 

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Yes I mean no fans or anything. I'm not sure what is wrong like I said all the old stuff was working but my computer just shut off and won't restart.



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What jn said and get a vote meter to test the power supplies 12v and 5v outputs. 

 

Black wire is ground

 

Red wire is 5v

 

Yellow wire is 12v.

 

If you get both voltages then you know the power supply is working but if like jn said you need to find the soft switch to turn it on.



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Posted (edited)

Ok if I have read all your posts right then you have tried 2 different power supplies........

 

SO did you use the same power lead ? try a different one then get a lamp or kettle and plug it into the wall socket to check it works.

Once you have ruled that out do the same with your surge protector if you are using one again a lamp or kettle will do fine... that will prove you have actual power coming to the PSU.

 

After that you need to check that power is leaving your PSU, a Simple voltage pen will test for this it just flashes or beeps (on some its both) if their is power.

 

Now the other thing if there is power going to the motherboard....... There is no such thing as a universal colour code to the wires in a pc case so you need to double check that the correct wires from your power switch to the MB are in the right place. For this you need to double check the manual to your new MB then look at the wires from you power switch if you lucky they might be labelled   ( you might need a torch and a magnifying glass to read them lol)

 

Wires in the wrong place are one of the biggest fails when putting a new MB in your PC... it would be so much easier if their was an industry standard...

 

Mb To Pw

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Yeah, when I bought my new PSU, all the colour coded power connectors had to be put in different coloured ports. Took some googling to figure out what went where.  :ermm:



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Ok so about 3 weeks ago I was online and my computer just shut down no warning nothing just gone. So I got a new motherboard and prosser. AsRock 970 and a amd 8 core 8230 I think. Any ways I can not get it to even turn on. Any idea. Thanks

i will be my ass on the power suply. i would have checked that 1st minbe did the same couple weeks ago.    my psu was smoking for couple months then just shut down.



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and also check fuse in the power suply lead.



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check to if you have any bent pins at all on the cpu?



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huge no no in video never ever use a metal screw driver to pop out the cmos battery you can short out the board,I have done that myself,use a plastic scribe.



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